Wild Sounds: Voice of the Sea Ice
Wild Sounds: Voice of the Sea Ice
Podcast Description
Step out onto a frozen landscape with New Zealand researchers investigating the future of Antarctica.
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The series delves into topics related to Antarctic exploration, climate change, and scientific innovation. Episodes spotlight significant themes such as mapping safe routes across ice shelves, investigating methane seeps, and understanding the ecology of Antarctic sea ice, with specific episodes featuring researchers like Dr. Daniel Price and ongoing projects addressing environmental changes.
New Zealand has lost countless species over generations. Can the notion of a Predator Free 2050 in Aotearoa turn the page and save our wild?
New Zealander’s have drawn a line in the sand, announcing they will rid the nation of rats, stoats and possums by 2050, but what will it take to get there? This episode was first published in May 2021.
Watch the video version of the episode here.
Remove and Protect reveals what Aotearoa means to do about the losing battle for our wildlife.
It sets out the critical distinction between business-as-usual pest control – simply holding a line – and the step change, and monumental challenge, that is eradication.
It looks at some ingenious new tools – smart, autonomous devices that are already changing our idea of what's possible and what's affordable.
Host Dave Hansford and the experts then tell listeners the plan, the nuts-and-bolts detail of exactly how we mean to find and catch that last rat.
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